National Institute Economic Review

1959 - 2024

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Commentary pp. 3-6: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 7-23: Andrew Britton, Nigel Pain and Garry Young
The World Economy pp. 24-43: Ray Barrell, R. Anderton, Julian Morgan, N. Vaughan and J.W. in't Veld
International Competitiveness, International Taxation and Domestic Investment pp. 44-48: Garry Young
Labour productivity and unit labour costs in manufacturing: the UK and its competitors pp. 49-60: Nicholas Oulton
Innovation and the Skill Mix: Chemicals and Engineering in Britain and Germany pp. 61-72: Geoff Mason and Karin Wagner
Labouring and Learning: Part-Time Work and Full-Time Education pp. 73-97: John Micklewright, Najma Rajah and Stephen Smith

Commentary pp. 3-6: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 7-29: Nigel Pain
The World Economy pp. 30-49: Ray Barrell, R. Anderton, N. Vaughan and J.W. in't Veld
Fiscal Policy and the National Debt pp. 50-61: M.R. Weale
Productivity, Product Quality and Workforce Skills: Food Processing in Four European Countries pp. 62-83: Geoff Mason, Bart van Ark and Karin Wagner
Improving The Estimates of the UK Capital Stock pp. 84-96: David Mayes and Garry Young

Commentary pp. 3-6: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 7-29: Nigel Pain
The World Economy pp. 30-49: Ray Barrell, R. Anderton, N. Vaughan and J.W. in't Veld
Mothers' Human Capital and Childcare in Britain pp. 50-63: Heather Joshi and Hugh Davies
Coping the Recession pp. 64-75: Pa Geroski and Paul Gregg
Spain: Evaluating the Effects of Macro Policy an Econometric Model pp. 76-89: Bob Anderton
The Competitiveness of Spanish Industry pp. 90-114: Manuel Ahijado, Iain Begg and David Mayes

Commentary pp. 3-5: Anonymous
Economic Prosperity and the Quality of Production by Andrew Britton pp. 6-10: Anonymous
The State of the Public Finances pp. 29-42: Nigel Pain, Garry Young and Peter Westaway
The World Economy pp. 43-63: Ray Barrell, R. Anderton, Guglielmo Maria Caporale and J.W. in't Veld
Electricity and the Primary Fuels: Technology, Market Structure and Prices pp. 64-86: M.V. Posner
Comparative Properties of Models of the UK Economy pp. 87-107: K.B. Church, P.R. Mitchell, Peter Smith and K.F. Wallis
Capital Stocks and Productivity in Industrial Nations pp. 108-117: Mary O'Mahony

Commentary pp. 3-11: Anonymous
Britain's Industrial Skills and the School-Teaching of Practical Subjects: Comparisons with Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland pp. 55-73: Helvia Bierhoff and Sj Prais
Debt Deflation and the Company Sector: the economic effects of balance sheet adjustment pp. 74-84: Garry Young
Explaining Price Inflation in the UK: 1971-92 pp. 85-94: Soterios Soteri and Peter Westaway
Is Europe an optimum currency area?∗ pp. 95-113: Guglielmo Maria Caporale

Commentary pp. 3-7: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 8-26: Nigel Pain
The World Economy pp. 27-53: Ray Barrell, R. Anderton, Guglielmo Maria Caporale and Jw in't Veld
Real Interest Rates: Past and Future pp. 54-71: Maurice Scott
Should the Bank of England be Independent? pp. 72-80: Andrew Blake and Peter Westaway
Lessons for Europe from New Zealand's Liberalisation Experience pp. 81-97: Alan Bollard and David Mayes

Commentary pp. 3-9: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 10-33: Nigel Pain
The World Economy pp. 34-62: Ray Barrell, R. Anderton, Guglielmo Maria Caporale and Jw in't Veld
Comparative in British and American Manufacturing pp. 63-74: Bart van Ark
Final Offer Arbitration in Great Britain: Style and Impact pp. 75-87: David Metcalf and Simon Milner
Has the North—South divide come to an end?—Prospects for regional unemployment pp. 88-98: David Wilkinson
Transplanting Japanese Success in the UK pp. 99-115: David Mayes and Yoshiki Ogiwara

Commentary pp. 3-6: Anonymous
The UK Economy pp. 7-27: Nigel Pain
The World Economy pp. 28-47: R. Anderton, Ray Barrell and Jw in't Veld
Economic Reform in Russia pp. 48-61: Peter M Oppenheimer
Properties of the Fundamental Equilibrium Exchange Rate in Models of the UK Economy pp. 62-70: Keith B Church
The 1992 UK Presidency of the Council of Ministers pp. 71-80: Duncan Matthews and David Mayes
National Institute Economic Forecasts 1968 to 1991: Some Tests of Forecast Properties pp. 81-93: Nigel Pain and Andrew Britton
Forward-Looking Wages and Nominal Inertia in the ERM pp. 94-105: Bob Anderton, Ray Barrell, Jan Willem in't Veld and Nikitas Pittis
Britain's Performance in International Financial Markets pp. 106-119: A.D. Smith